If you love the thrill of the hunt like me you're going to want to add this St. Vincent DePaul…read morelocation to your list! I feel like they always have the best selection of furniture and also really interesting clothing pieces at great prices. Also, their jewelry case is a standout and is filled with everything from watches to necklaces that are in great condition. Plus, the store is likely one of the cleanest thrift stores I've been to in Milwaukee. Definitely check this location out!

It's an OK store. I'd like to say maybe one of the older stores. Clean, nice variety. Except for…read morepurses. Very little purses to choose from. A lot of shoes, but I was not happy with the shoes selection. It is quite a bit off the highway. If in the area, I might stop by again.

I like dropping by here from time to time to see what they have - it is not like "cheap" - you can…read moredefinitely buy the same thing at a regular home improvement store for maybe 10-20% more, but you are helping a cause by shopping here and every once in a while you get a good deal, or at least feel like you got one!

Terrible service from Laura Lori the only good employee is Joleen. Laura and Lori very rude in…read moreperson and on phone. I waited for a call for delivery never made it. I had to call the manager Laura to verify she was supposed to deliver. She said she had but hadn't called. Professionalism ZERO. I asked for a refund and because she didn't have money in her box I have to wait to get a check. I called to get info if it was done mind you the no call delivery. Lori was very rude on the phone told me laura was busy and would call me when if she heard anything with a sarcastic tone. I reply by saying that I did not trust that and That I would call back. Laura called back accusing me of being rude, cutting me off while spoke. I told that I wasn't going to be polite to someone who was rude. she went on how she does what she says she will. Right? like the call for delivery I hung up. Worst Customer Service EVER....

a drive through for donation. 7 days a week…read more including sunday. (not the true of st. vincents, which isn't open on sunday) would you take a gross of kotex? how bout 2?

The staff was amazing, but most of the store was just clothing, there were no modern clothing that…read moreI could se, but that does make sense for the store, not really kid friendly, but the upstairs was cool.

The quality and variety of items is astounding. The staff are warm and welcoming. Not just clothing…read moreitems, in the 2nd part of the shop right next door find everything you need for your home. The best thing about Traded Treasures is that most of the profits go to funding the very generous Food Pantry. The entrance is located at the back entrance of the lower level of the 2nd section. Definitely a 2nd hand shop to enjoy exploring and prices that want you to shop.

Well organized and clean thrift store. Well curated seasonal sections. Kitchen area was cleverly…read moredisplayed. Clothes clearly categorized but not in great condition. Staff was friendly.

I've been to several other ReStore locations, and I was really impressed with this one. It's…read moreexceptionally well organized. The floors are clear and uncluttered, there are plenty of staff members available to help, and most items are clearly marked with prices (with the exception of some of the lumber). There's also a large, open parking lot and easy access from the highway. I picked up a few shelf boards for a home project. Since this location isn't far from where I live, I'll definitely be back.

I've found items to buy here a very reasonable prices. I've also been able to make good condition…read moreitems and materials that I no longer need, available to others.

Without a doubt, Pave is a valuable safety net in our community…read more Fortunately many others recognize this as well. However, there exists a tremendous SURPLUS that is currently going to waste. Volunteers love to give to PAVE, but what does Pave do with these physical gifts of generosity??? Pave has wall to wall mass amounts of clothing in it's basement. Pave has wal to wall mass amounts of shortly expiring or expired food also in the basement. Pave has thousands of blankets hand knitted from previous donors, and much more. Pave has hundreds of tubes of toothpaste, toothbrushes, shampoos and more... What does Pave do with all this "extra"? Perhaps it is too much effort to share the wealth....

From the owner: PAVE (Protect, Advocate, Validate, Educate) provides support services for individuals and families…read moreaffected by domestic and sexual violence in Dodge County and surrounding communities. Services include crisis advocacy, safety planning, court advocacy, prevention education, community outreach, and access to safe shelter. PAVE uses a trauma-informed, survivor-centered approach focused on individualized, nonjudgmental support. Services are provided regardless of income or background, and PAVE works in collaboration with local organizations to strengthen prevention efforts and community response.